German stands firm against Ruhr occupation
Paris dispatch reports Wilhelm Meyer stating Germany will not consent to military occupation of Frankfurt and other German territory. Washington notes the United States does not object to Ebert troops entering the Ruhr to quell the uprising but will not sanction long-term stay.
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C International News Service
Paris
Wilhelm Meyer
Germany
Frankfort
Internal News Service
Washi
United States
Wallace
Ebert
Ruhr
State Department
Threatens Dictatorship and Turmoil Across Europe
An INS dispatch from Vienna reports Hungary's regent Admiral Horthy plans a military dictatorship amid factional conflict. Rumors say Bolshevists push into Poland, Vilna captured, Warsaw government moved to Bromberg. Paris notes a British protectorate plan over Turkey with Damad Ferid backing British influence.
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Cinternational News Service
Paris
Mareh Va
Turkey
The
Eclair Today
Damad Ferid
Constantinople
Great Britain
Germany Cabinet Resignation Seen as Possible Allied Dodge
The Daily Mail suspects a new German cabinet resignation signals a dodge to dupe the allies. Riots rise as Germany, stockpiled with army and munitions, risks anarchy amid treaty terms.
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Condon
M News Service
Germany
Daily Mail
Wedel bombardment claim in German power clash
Berlin dispatch reports a deadly artillery duel between German Reds and government troops at Wedel killing mostly women and children as bombardment continues.
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London
Last Deniken Loyalists Escape Bolshevik Capture
A Russian wireless dispatch from Mongow reports the last remnant of General Deniken’s anti Bolshevik army evaded capture by fleeing on ships as Bolshevik forces seized Novorossiysk, Deniken’s final base.
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Aorairs
Lexier
Deniken
Novorossisk
Mongow
Williams Says He Would Rather Be a Dog Than U S Senator
Mississippi remarks by Senator John Sharp Williams call Republican senators conspirators against the peace treaty and defend the President amid Versailles debates. He laments Senate chaos, likens critics to jackasses, and says some "glad that the President is sick" as he leaves office.
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Jackson, Miss
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
Senate
Washington
Europe
United States
Council of Nations
Rome
Versailles
Lodge
McKinley
Garfield
Kimbrough Named Receiver for Allen Store
P G Kimbrough was appointed receiver for the Carl Allen store on Second Avenue by referee Jere Murphy after creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in the northeastern division. Liabilities were about 20 000 with assets lower. The store’s stock awaiting check and Allen was away from the store.
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P. G. Kimbrough
Carl Allen
Second Avenue
Jere Murphy
Allen
Wert and Hutson
Tuscaloosa
Daily
Grew Nominated as Denmark Envoy by President
The President sent the nomination of Joseph T. Grew of Massachusetts, counselor of the embassy at Paris, to the senate for appointment as minister plenipotentiary to Denmark.
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Joseph Grew
Denmark
International News Service
Washington
Joseph T. Grew
Massachusetts
Paris
Senate
Woman Strangled in Own Silk Chemise Mystery
Police investigate the murder of Mrs. Ruby Reed a 27 year old San Francisco divorcee found strangled in her Los Angeles apartment with her silk chemise. Two men are under arrest and others questioned as detectives seek light on the case.
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International News Ser
Los Angeles
Ruby Reed
San Francisco
Watson in Georgia Democratic Primary Race
Atlanta March 27. Thos E Watson former Populist presidential nominee will participate in Georgia's Democratic presidential primary, reshaping the state's race as politicians react to his entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Atlanta
Georgia
Thos. E.watson
Hosiery Mills Show Socks Being Made At Albany Show
Decatur Hosiery Mills will display sock knitting live at the Automobile show and Merchants' Carnival opening April 6 at Malone Coal Grain & Motor Co in Albany. Experts will operate machinery to demonstrate this modern process to crowds visiting the fair through April 10.
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Decatur Hosiery Mills
Merchants’ Carnival
Albany
Malone Coal, Grain & Motor Co
Watts 10 Hang: Murders Doctor Alverson in Vicksburg
Jesse E. Watts was sentenced to hang for the murder of Dr. C S Alverson, former county and city physician of Vicksburg. The jury reported its verdict this morning as court opened in FT Gibson Mississippi.
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International News Service
FT. Gibson
Miss
Jesse E. Watts
C.S. Alverson
Vicksburg
Income Tax Case Heard April 14th
Montgomery March 27 Wednesday April 14 has been set for the hearing in the Alabama supreme court of the income tax case appealed from Judge Miller who declared the state income tax law unconstitutional.
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International News Service
Montgomery
Alabama Supreme Court
Miller
Local Firm Buys Garnett Stock
Speake Echols and Speake announce the purchase of the bankrupt stock of W J Garnett and Company Inc which was placed in receivership last week The Garnett stock will be sold on Tuesday March 30 and efforts to close the sale are to be completed within thirty days The sale will be held in Garnett on Second Avenue Schaffner and Marx and others are mentioned in the notice.
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W. J. Garnett and Company Inc
Speake, Echols and
Speake
Garnett
Oeco
Second Avenue
Schaffner and Marx
Asanly Nebeen
Shania Sy Sessed
Legal Battle Looms as Roberson Case Opens
Morgan County awaits two murder trials in Judge Kyle's court with Dr. F. Solon Roberson and Charlie Namie facing hearings. Roberson pleads insanity while prosecutors and defense prepare. 125 jurors summoned for possible selection.
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Circuit Court
Kyle
F. Solon Roberson
Hartselle
Morgan County
Porter M. Brindley
Charlie Namie
Decatur
Roberson
Histoy
Wert and Hutson
G. O. Chenault
Or D
Delaware Solons Battle Over Suffrage Battle
In Dover on March 27 the state legislature faced a remote prospect of agreement on suffrage after a heated session last night. Daniel J. Layton, anti suffrage leader, nearly clashed with Senator Robertson, who leads the ratification push. Layton halted the meeting. leaders expect no new developments until the legislature reconvenes next Tuesday.
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Cinternational News Service
Dover
Del
Daniel J. Layton
Robertson
Layton
Dentists Gather For Meeting In Albany
Members of the North Alabama Dental Association converge at the Albany Chamber of Commerce for a convention with first session at 4 p m Dr Charles G Dillard of Huntsville presiding The program includes an afternoon business session and an eight o’clock session The principal speakers are Dr Lackey of Birmingham and Dr W D Caine of Chattanooga
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North Alabama Dental” Association
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Charles G. Dillard
Huntsville
Palace
Tosw
Lackey
Birmingham
W. D. Caine
Chattanooga
Storm centers Navy Row Daniels plans comeback
Navy row drama centers Secretary Daniels as he moves to restore his image amid a naval board inquiry into Admiral Fletcher's Brest base removal. Fletcher testified the Antilles transport fleet disobeyed orders. the vessel was commanded by Lieutenant.
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Daniels
Navy
Admiral Sim
Navy Department
Naval Board of Inquiry
Admiral Fletcher
Brest
Admiral Sims
Antilles
Patterson seeks support in Cullman County
Hon A G Patterson candidate for president of the Alabama Public Service Commission spent Friday in Cullman where he gained assurance of carrying the county by a large margin. His supporters circulated a petition signed by nearly all city business men. Statewide reports show Morgan County as a strong prospect for his election amid anti Kennedy organization in counties where he is less known. Patterson opened Birmingham headquarters for 22 North Alabama counties with state offices in Montgomery.
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A. G. Patterson
Alabama Public Service Commission
Cullman
Cullman County
Patterson
Morgan
Birmingham
North
Alabama
Montgomery
Hitchcock Also is Bryan Victim
Liam J. Bryan warned in Lincoln Nebraska that if elected a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention and Nebraska Democrats back Hitchcock he will permit an alternate to vote and will not cast a vote for the Nebraska candidate.
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S International News Service
Lincoln
Neb
Liam J. Bryan
Sattor Hitchcock
Democrats of Nebraska
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Delinquent City and School Taxes Urged for Settlement
City Clerk Hartung announced many citizens are paying delinquent municipal and school taxes as grace days remain. He warned others to pay before April 1 to avoid public sale of property with unpaid taxes.
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Hartung
Lowden Challenged Opponents to Show Campaign Funds
CHICAGO March 27 Gov Lowden challenged all republican presidential candidates to a showdown of their campaign funds and expenditures. He urged disclosure of financial details and spending records from the rivals in the race.
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Lowden
C International News Service
Chicago
Republian
Another Murder Occurs in Ireland
Masked men forced their way into the home of Sinn Fein member James McCarthy at Thurles Tipperary and shot him dead. The killing adds to a growing list of crimes in Ireland as of March 27.
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International News Service
Cork
Ireland
Sinn Fein
James McCarthy
Thurles
Tipperary
President nominates Ratliffe for Shreveport postmaster
Washington March 27 President Wiliston sent to the Senate the nomination of Nathan Ratliffe to be postmaster at Shreveport Louisiana.
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Dinternational News Service
Washington
Wilston
Senate
Nathan Ratliffe
Shreveport
Coalition of Mexican Rebel Factions Form Provisional Government
International News Service reports from San Antonio on March 27 that all anti Carranza rebel factions in Mexico have united to form a provisional government. The coalition pledges an open door to foreigners and protection for foreign capital while naming a two representatives from each faction.
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International News. Service
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
la Bara An
Wgeit Ee
Tennessee Valley Leads State in 1919 Cotton Production
Morgan and Limestone counties each produced about 25 000 bales as the Tennessee Valley tops the state in cultivation. Valley counties report a broad increase in output with strong gains across the region.
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Tennessee Valley
Morgan and Limestone
Alabama
Madison County
Morgan
Limestone
Lounty— Pone
Tyre de Bern
Clarke
Cleburne
Colbert
Covington
Anne Gecess
Geneva
Greene
Hale Onvseate
Henry
Lowndes
Macon
Madison
Arengo
Marion
Marshall Woase
Mobile
Monroe
Montgomery Mon Enema Reer Sem
Perry
NCEE
Epachké
Winston
League Invites U.S. to Appoint Russ Delegates
A League of Nations commission plans to travel to Russia or its vicinity to seek delegate appointments of the United States. The move aims to establish unofficial representation and formal contact amid growing international tension.
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League
U.S
New London
Pon of Nations
United States
League of ‘Nation
Russia
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